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Cornwall ON – Historic Cornwall Jail is set to feature Devices of Human Restraint.
Last summer Steve Santini, The Dark Master, shocked and disturbed visitors of the Historic Cornwall Jail with his exhibit “Medieval Torture: Dark Deeds in the Dark Ages.” His exhibit provoked conversations on the savage brutality of humanity and how far we, as a society, have come in terms of punishment.
This summer The Dark Master returns with another shocking exhibit “Devices of Human Restraint.” This exhibit will feature devices of human restraint used in the medical and correctional fields. The devices are part of Santini’s personal collection acquired through his world travels as an escape artist; he has successfully escaped from every device.
This exhibit will also feature a scale replica of a whipping rack, similar to the one used in the Historic Cornwall Jail; the rack is a donation from the Home Depot. This exhibit features disturbing artifacts that may offend and/or frighten some visitors, parental and visitor discretion is advised.
The exhibit runs from May 30-Aug 31st 2011.
Admission Adults $7, Children 4-12 $5, Children 4 and under FREE.
Groups of 10 or more please call 613-938-4748 or 1-800-937-4748 to make a reservation.
And don’t forget all the other events taking place in the area for June!
All Month
Opus 6 Art Show
The Art of Silver Emulsion, a black and white photography exhibit. Presented by Gerald Swift, Art Co-ordinator, from 12-4pm. The Art Show will be on display until July 17th. Contact 613-347-1602 or visit www.theabbey.com
June 1, 2011
Golf Tournament
Annual Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament at Summerheights Golf Links – Tee times will start at 8:15 am – 613-933-4004 www.cornwallchamber.com
June 1, 2011
Strawberry Tours Begin
at Cannamore Orchard in Morewood 613-448-3633 call ahead to verify www.cannamoreorchard.com
June 1-Mid June
Cornwall Community Museum
Over 40 years of historic Cornwall photographs by veteran ‘Standard-Freeholder’ photographer Marcel Quenneville are on display. Wed-Sun 11-5 admission is free call 613-936-0280
June 3-6, 2011
Fantastic Fibres & Sheep Shearing Weekend
Upper Canada Village features hands-on sheep shearing, discussions of rare breeds of sheep, a “back to back” contest as well as spinning and weaving demonstrations, special guests and one-of-a-kind Woolen Mill demonstrations – 613-543-4328 or 1-800-437-2233 www.uppercanadavillage.com
June 4, 2011
McMaze Open
McMaze is open from 11am to 3pm Saturdays in June 613-932-7630 www.mcmaze.ca
June 4, 2011
Environmental Workshop
Held at the OPG Visitor Centre in partnership with the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences – for kids of all ages – 45 minute workshops at 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm – participants should arrive 10 minutes before the start of the session to register 613-932-4563 ext 3520 www.opg.com/stlawrencevisitorcentre
June 5, 2011
Stock Car Racing
Cornwall Motor Speedway on Cornwall Centre Road – 6pm – 613-938-3945 www.cornwallspeedway.com
June 5, 2011
Abbey for the Arts Tapestry Series
Daniel Bolshoy, Classical Guitarist, 3pm at the Abbey for the Arts 21489 Butternut Lane Glen Nevis North Lancaster. Series tickets are $90 for adults, $70 for seniors (65+), $50 for students, and $35 for children (under 12). Individual tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors (65+), $50 for students, and $10 or children (under 12). For more info call 613-347-1602 or visit www.theabbey.ca
June 9 – July 3, 2011
Live Professional Theatre
Upper Canada Playhouse in Morrisburg presents the first show in their summer series “The Sensuous Senator” by Michael Parker – Fast paced and fun the senator is running for President on a morality platform, but you’d never know it from the shenanigans he gets up to! 613-543-3713 or 1-877-550-3650 www.uppercanadaplayhouse.com
June 10-12, 2011
Medieval Festival
Upper Canada Village celebrates the Medieval era with a colourful case of medieval re-enactors, musicians, buskers, artisans, falconers, archers, merchants and even jousting Knights in shining armour on horseback. The festive encampment of tents, mini-stages and livestock quarters will also feature a “weapons of war” competition, children’s games and activities, and a medieval marketplace – 613-543-4328 or 1-800-437-2233 www.uppercanadavillage.com
June 11, 2011
3rd Annual Alexandria Flea Market/Craft/Yard Sale Day
Vendors at Island Park and other locations in Alexandria 613-525-1313
June 11, 2011
McMaze Open
McMaze is open from 11am to 3pm Saturdays in June 613-932-7630 www.mcmaze.ca
June 11
1 Run 2 Remember the Chase
Join those who wish to remember a loved one by running 5km along the beautiful Long Sault Parkway. Registration begins @ 8:30am, the chase begins at 10am, start time vary by age and gender, the first person to cross the finish line wins. Prizes, medals, and a free BBQ for all runners. Registration forms and pledges are available for pickup at the Alzheimer Society Office, 812 Pitt St Cornwall. For more info call Sherry Davis @ 613-932-4914 x 26.
June 11-12, 2011
Art Fayre
Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan hosts the many artistic talents of local artists from the Glengarry area. Art Fayre is an art show and sale with stunning works ranging from various paint mediums, sculpture, fibre art and more. Demonstrations and refreshments 613-527-5230 www.glengarrypioneermuseum.ca
June 12, 2011
Stock Car Racing
Cornwall Motor Speedway on Cornwall Centre Road – 6pm – 613-938-3945 www.cornwallspeedway.com
June 18, 2011
McMaze Open
McMaze is open from 11am to 3pm Saturdays in June 613-932-7630 www.mcmaze.ca
June 19, 2011
Stock Car Racing
Cornwall Motor Speedway on Cornwall Centre Road – 6pm – 613-938-3945 www.cornwallspeedway.com
June 24-26, 2011
Annual Maxville Fair
Held at the Fairgrounds in Maxville
June 25, 2011
50th Anniversary of “Live” History
A community celebration at Upper Canada Village 613-543-4328 or 1-800-437-2233 www.uppercanadavillage.com
June 25, 2011
McMaze Open
McMaze is open from 11am to 3pm Saturdays in June 613-932-7630 www.mcmaze.ca
June 25, 2011
Historical Driving Tour
Organized by the Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan this driving tour explores various historical sites throughout Glengarry. A guest speaker will be at each location. Hop into your car and join the convoy – pre-registration is required 613-527-5230 www.glengarrypioneermuseum.ca
June 25, 2011
Golf Tournament
Mixed Two Ball Golf Tournament at Upper Canada Golf Course in Morrisburg – 613-543-4328 or 1-800-437-2233 www.parks.on.ca
June 25, 2011
School Is Out Activities
Upper Canada Campground celebrates the beginning of summer with special activities 613-543-2201 www.uppercanadacampground.com
June 25, 2011
Festival Alexandria
Concert features Jeri Brown, Jazz Singer – an intimate trio performance – 3 pm at 3689 County Road #45, Alexandria – indoor seating is limited but bring a lawn chair and a picnic if you wish 613-525-4141
June 25, 2011
Canada Day Celebrations
In Glen Robertson – parade at noon, entertainment, flag raising, games and a Volleyball tournament
June 25 – Sept 5, 2011
The Travelling Tiltons Perform
Upper Canada Village features the Travelling Tiltons performing daily – watch the hilarious antics of this 1860’s minstrel troupe who roll into town on a horsedrawn wagon. Enjoy their shameless promotion of “Tiltons’ Tonic” while entertaining the audience with their special brand of stand-up comedy, melodrama, singing and lively instrumental music – 613-543-4328 or 1-800-437-2233 www.uppercanadavillage.com
June 26, 2011
Stock Car Racing
Cornwall Motor Speedway on Cornwall Centre Road – 6pm – 613-938-3945 www.cornwallspeedway.com
June 26, 2011
Festival Alexandria
Happy Birthday Festival Alexandria! featuring the original co-directors Laureta Altman, pianist and Ruth Barrie, contralto, with Charles Meinen, violist and Eleanore Altman, soprano – 3pm at 3689 County Road #45, Alexandria – indoor seating is limited but bring a lawn chair and a picnic if you wish 613-525-4141
June 30, 2011
Canada Day Celebrations
In Maxville from 3 to 10pm – with fireworks
Do not think things have changed much as far as human rights go. They have thrown away the whips yup but there are reports of police brutality in all cities in Canada.